Sentence examples for attempting to get around from inspiring English sources
Some users are attempting to get around the ban by sending spoilers in private messages.
Mercedes was not attempting to get around the lemon law in that case, a Mercedes spokeswoman, Donna Boland, wrote in an e-mail.
Delphi and Mr. Rosenkranz, it seems, were attempting to get around this provision in this deal by amending the company's charter to eliminate these requirements and making the sale conditional on shareholder approval of this amendment.
Fleksy is attempting to get around this limitation by providing an SDK that third-party devs can use to build Fleksy into their own apps one at a time, in much the same way that Google makes it possible for devs to build in an option to have their software open links in Chrome on iOS.
Christos Tsiolkas attempts to get around the short story's perennial popularity problem with lashings of salacious detail.
Of course, leaders have often attempted to get around even these rules, often by changing the constitution or manipulating election results.
The Times reports that the school will attempt to get around the legal objections by bussing pupils and staff between the two sites on a weekly basis.
(A day earlier, the paper had attempted to get around the tacit domestic ban on their publication by commissioning a picture editor and a twenty-one-year-old intern to strip down and perform a dramatic reënactment).
The Times, which broke the news that the government is to approve the new school, reports that it will attempt to get around the legal objections by bussing pupils and staff between the two sites on a weekly basis.
Payments made to consultants through limited companies also exposes another issue: the rather crude working of the recruitment freeze introduced by the government in 2010, which departments have attempted to get around.
